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Has anyone had a problem with video "blackout" with the Dazzne P2 Plus? I noticed when recording a number of videos that a frame will have some areas blacked out as shown in the following two clips.
In this first video you'll see it at 0:19 and 0:21.
In this second video you'll see it at 3:42 and 8:06.
Sorry I can't post frame captures. It's very clear when you capture it at exactly the moment it happens. Pavle noticed the same problem when he reviewed the SJCam M10+. http://pevly.com/sjcam-m10-plus-review/
The second clip also presents another question. It was recorded in 720p 120fps. However, the frame rate shown by Windows Media Player and MPC-HC is 30 fps. The actual recording time was about 3:08 but as you can see it shows up as 11:45. That's a multiple of 3.75. I don't understand this multiple. 120fps/30fps=4, not 3.75. Does anyone else's Dazzne P2 Plus do this? When playing back 120fps videos is it common for media players to indicate 30 fps then multiply it by 3.75 (or 4) and show the multiplied time instead of the actual recording time? Oddly the video plays back in actual recorded time when fast-forwarded at 16X, not 4X, on MPC-HC. I can't play it back in actual recorded time on Windows Media Player.
Sorry I can't post frame captures. It's very clear when you capture it at exactly the moment it happens. Pavle noticed the same problem when he reviewed the SJCam M10+. http://pevly.com/sjcam-m10-plus-review/
The second clip also presents another question. It was recorded in 720p 120fps. However, the frame rate shown by Windows Media Player and MPC-HC is 30 fps. The actual recording time was about 3:08 but as you can see it shows up as 11:45. That's a multiple of 3.75. I don't understand this multiple. 120fps/30fps=4, not 3.75. Does anyone else's Dazzne P2 Plus do this? When playing back 120fps videos is it common for media players to indicate 30 fps then multiply it by 3.75 (or 4) and show the multiplied time instead of the actual recording time? Oddly the video plays back in actual recorded time when fast-forwarded at 16X, not 4X, on MPC-HC. I can't play it back in actual recorded time on Windows Media Player.
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